A chicken crossing the road of Multi-Dimensional Reasoning could never answer why, I presume time is the imperative..
Prompt: good evening, what does "non-linear manifolds" mean in an LLM context?
1. Manifolds as the Backbone of LLM Understanding:
Large Language Models (LLMs) organize language data on non-linear manifolds that twist, fold, and curve to capture the complexity of relationships between words and concepts in high-dimensional spaces. This structure is fixed post-training but dynamically navigated during interactions.
2. Fixed Manifolds with Dynamic Responses:
While the manifolds themselves are fixed after training, the LLM’s ability to explore different parts of these manifolds allows it to generate dynamic, context-specific responses to user prompts, creating the impression of adaptability and intelligence.
Read the full article here:
https://www.talkingtoclaude.com/p/non-linear-manifolds
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